A striking newly built property within the South Downs National Park has been completed and launched onto the market for £3.2 million.
Situated in Friston, just three miles from Eastbourne, Hunter’s Moon occupies the site where a previous dwelling stood, growing from 1,500 square feet to 5,761 square feet.
A property agent explained that obtaining permission for new builds in one of Britain’s most protected environments poses significant difficulties, with the South Downs National Park planning authority describing the scheme as exceptional.
The marketing agent indicated that the property has been built to remarkable standards, with industry experts acknowledging that achieving similar planning success would be extremely challenging.
The accommodation comprises four generous bedroom suites, a gated entrance, landscaped gardens, and a climate-controlled garage housing four cars alongside studio facilities.
The home enjoys a position overlooking the chalk formations of the Seven Sisters, Cuckmere Valley and Friston Forest, with straightforward railway access to London Victoria.
The property sits in England’s sunniest region, benefiting from the shelter of the South Downs and receiving roughly 189 hours of sunshine each week on average.
The locality boasts vineyards and six golf courses within a brief fifteen-minute journey by car.
James Deamer, a consultant at Taylor Made Coastal and Country, the firm managing the sale, remarked that having assisted with sales of numerous exceptional homes along the southern coast, Hunter’s Moon distinguishes itself as one of the finest properties to reach the market in recent years.
He said he has long admired the owner’s commitment to quality and meticulous attention to detail, and that Hunter’s Moon represents the culmination of their vision – a home that requires personal viewing to fully appreciate, combining elegant architecture, superior building standards, and an unrivalled location within the South Downs National Park.
He noted that new developments within the South Downs National Park are rare, making Hunter’s Moon an exceptionally distinctive offering.
The asking price stands at £3.2 million.